Covid-19 - Devastating Second Wave in India - Updates and Discussion
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New Delhi: “My mother will die if you take away her oxygen cylinder.”
The mother of a young man – seen in a viral video pleading with Uttar Pradesh police to not confiscate an oxygen cylinder that some men under their escort are seen carting towards a van – passed away hours after the video was shot.
The video from Upadhyay Hospital in Agra shows a young man in a PPE suit down on his knees pleading with the police. On April 28, this video was tweeted by Times of India journalist Deepak Lavania, among others, and was soon shared multiple times.
Mother of Man Seen Pleading for Oxygen to Not Be Taken Away Dies; Cops Say Video 'Misleading'
A video showing 22-year-old Anmol Goyal on his knees, begging the police to not take away his mother's oxygen cylinder, has gone viral. The family says the cylinder was theirs.thewire.in
Oh my God.
My Heart Just Broke Into a million pieces.
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Disgusting Hindutva gang like this animal below nonstop attack China and Xi jinping, even friendly gesture and willingness to help, conveniently ignore Modi's incompetence and hubris,
It is
Modi declared the coivd victory/in the end game and world's pharmacy and were ready to help the world
Modi held election rallies and religious festivals without mask
Modi not stockpiling Oxygen and took down covid hospitals
disgusting bhakts animals, they deserve to die
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Modi declared the coivd victory/in the end game and world's pharmacy and were ready to help the world
Modi held election rallies and religious festivals without mask
Modi not stockpiling Oxygen and took down covid hospitals
disgusting bhakts animals, they deserve to die
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I would be very interested in knowing how the COVID virus has impacted RSS minions.
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These thugs are anti Chinese Nazis.
If we do not do something about India soon, they will be emboldened, like the second Imperial Japan.
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Australian citizens in virus-stricken India could face hefty fines up to $66,000 and even jail time if they try to return home.
Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt this morning confirmed a temporary pause on travellers will come into effect on Monday.
The penalties are being invoked under the Biosecurity Act to stop people coming here from India via other countries such as Singapore or the United Arab Emirates.
Health Minister Greg Hunt has confirmed Australian citizens in virus-stricken India could face hefty fines up to $66,000 and even jail time if they try to return home. (Chris Hopkins)
Mr Hunt today confirmed the new measures will take effect from Monday.
"The pause will come into effect at 12.01am on Monday, May 3, 2021," he said.
"The risk assessment that informed the decision was based on the proportion of overseas travellers in quarantine in Australia who have acquired a COVID-19 infection in India.
"Failure to comply with an emergency determination under the Biosecurity Act 2015 may incur a civil penalty of 300 penalty units, five years' imprisonment, or both."
The act empowers Mr Hunt to do whatever is necessary to stop the spread of a listed disease. Penalties include five years jail or a $66,000 fine.
Mr Hunt said the new measures were due to an "unmanageable" number of arrivals from the country who have tested positive to COVID-19.
"The government does not make these decisions lightly. However, it is critical the integrity of the Australian public health and quarantine systems is protected and the number of COVID-19 cases in quarantine facilities is reduced to a manageable level."
The Federal Government is worried that arrivals from India are putting Australia's strict quarantine system at risk. (AP)
The move was prompted after two people circumvented travel bans from India, returning to Australia via Doha in a loophole that has since been closed.
With over 9000 Australians in India, the Federal Government has indicated they will restart repatriation flights as soon as they can, but with coronavirus rampant in India, that could be months away.
"We have to be able to continue to do two things – protect Australia and bring Australians home," Mr Hunt said earlier this week.
Mr Hunt has said Australians left stranded in India by the federal government's flight ban are a "top priority".
The Federal Government said it wants flights from India to resume as soon as possible. (AP)
Australia's travel suspension with India, announced earlier this week, had temporarily ended all direct flights from the coronavirus-ravaged nation.
The ban will remain in place until at least May 15 - after which, Mr Hunt said, the aim was to resume repatriation and commercial flights as soon as possible.
The pause on flights had "lifted pressure" on the quarantine system, Mr Hunt said.
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Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt this morning confirmed a temporary pause on travellers will come into effect on Monday.
The penalties are being invoked under the Biosecurity Act to stop people coming here from India via other countries such as Singapore or the United Arab Emirates.
Health Minister Greg Hunt has confirmed Australian citizens in virus-stricken India could face hefty fines up to $66,000 and even jail time if they try to return home. (Chris Hopkins)
Mr Hunt today confirmed the new measures will take effect from Monday.
"The pause will come into effect at 12.01am on Monday, May 3, 2021," he said.
"The risk assessment that informed the decision was based on the proportion of overseas travellers in quarantine in Australia who have acquired a COVID-19 infection in India.
"Failure to comply with an emergency determination under the Biosecurity Act 2015 may incur a civil penalty of 300 penalty units, five years' imprisonment, or both."
The act empowers Mr Hunt to do whatever is necessary to stop the spread of a listed disease. Penalties include five years jail or a $66,000 fine.
Mr Hunt said the new measures were due to an "unmanageable" number of arrivals from the country who have tested positive to COVID-19.
"The government does not make these decisions lightly. However, it is critical the integrity of the Australian public health and quarantine systems is protected and the number of COVID-19 cases in quarantine facilities is reduced to a manageable level."
The Federal Government is worried that arrivals from India are putting Australia's strict quarantine system at risk. (AP)
The move was prompted after two people circumvented travel bans from India, returning to Australia via Doha in a loophole that has since been closed.
With over 9000 Australians in India, the Federal Government has indicated they will restart repatriation flights as soon as they can, but with coronavirus rampant in India, that could be months away.
"We have to be able to continue to do two things – protect Australia and bring Australians home," Mr Hunt said earlier this week.
Mr Hunt has said Australians left stranded in India by the federal government's flight ban are a "top priority".
The Federal Government said it wants flights from India to resume as soon as possible. (AP)
Australia's travel suspension with India, announced earlier this week, had temporarily ended all direct flights from the coronavirus-ravaged nation.
The ban will remain in place until at least May 15 - after which, Mr Hunt said, the aim was to resume repatriation and commercial flights as soon as possible.
The pause on flights had "lifted pressure" on the quarantine system, Mr Hunt said.
Aussies who fly home from India risk jail, hefty fines
Australian citizens in virus-stricken India could face hefty fines up to $66,000 and even jail time if they...
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This much for Quad?!?!?!
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Of course it was, and yet we were able to bring things back under control in two weeks. You had over a year and you're still failing. There is a reason why our economy is now six times bigger than yours, despite being roughly equal in 1990.
BJPee is working 24X7 to pour gomutra down your Bhakt throat while you suffocate.
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The only thing you can enter is a pyre of firewood. We have the resources, decisiveness, and competence to bring pandemics under control.
Urine drinking Bhakts lack all three.
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India is Dalit of Quad.
US to ban travelers from India, as subcontinent grapples with Covid surge
The Biden administration will impose new travel restrictions on India, amid a wave of coronavirus cases and deaths. Nearly half the world’s population is now banned from entering the US.
US is late as usual. Any update whether the Indian mutated variant made it to the US?
Guess the Asian NATO alliance just banned a fellow member as they see it as the sick man of the world.
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